“The place is so good for eating that there is always a crowd with a long line. It is a smaller buffet but it packs a big punch on the tummy, yum yum. The wait staff was very pleasant and the customers were cordial to each other. We'll be back that's for sure even though it's 45 mi one way, it's worth it. Wheelchair accessibility is a little crowded in the line but otherwise it's all right. People were very courteous and helpful. Make room for the stranger at your table and share the space when needed.Parking: Don't take up a double space because a lot of cars are going to be here shortly and everybody needs a chance to eat. If y'all alternate driving into or backing into a parking spot it'll make it easier for access. 3 ft spacing is plenty.Wheelchair accessibility: If you see a van with handicap stickers give it a wide girth. There is no brakes on electric wheelchairs so beware, 4 ft distance should be your minimum. These wheelchairs weigh almost 500 lb by themselves without a person in them their foot crushers!“
“The Roy never fails to please. Jennifer and her staff always have great breakfast and lunch menus.My favorite breakfast is the three egg omelet with biscuit and grits. The meat and 3 is always good for lunch and the strat—o-burger is great.“
“It's a good older small town diner. The food is very good and reasonably priced the chili cheese dog and burgers are delicious. I stopped by one time and tried it and I love it the service is impeccable and the food is delicious I try to stop by any time I'm passing by“
“Quaint old-timey hardware store changed into a restaurant. Cool decorations. It is a bit noisy because of the reflective wall treatments. Friendly staff, quick service even though busy.Definitely recommend the strawberry cobbler!Parking: Free Street parking readily available. Not the frustrating paid parking vendor in Royston“